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SpaceX, the sprawling company targeting the stars, Mars and an IPO
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Musk eyes Wall Street record with SpaceX IPO
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Emery urges Villa to use Europa triumph to fuel bold new era
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US charges former Cuban president with murder as pressure builds
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McGinn invites Prince William to join Villa's Europa celebrations
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Zuckerberg says he feels 'weight' of Meta layoffs
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Musk's SpaceX discloses filing for blockbuster IPO
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Southampton lose appeal over Championship play-off removal
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Cavs' Atkinson defends Harden, rues 'collective' defensive woes
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Embattled Bolivia leader promises 'to listen' to protesters
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US needs to 'put its footprint back on Greenland': Trump envoy
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Tielemans reveals secret behind goal that inspired Villa's Europa glory
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UN members reinforce nations' climate change obligations
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Stylish Aston Villa win Europa League to end 30-year trophy drought
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US needs to 'put its footprint back on Greenland': US envoy to AFP
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Embattled Bolivia leader promises 'to listen' to protests
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'Majority' of US Fed officials say rate hikes may be needed
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Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says 2026 his last NFL season
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Kolkata see off Mumbai to keep IPL playoff hopes alive
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Raul Castro: the other leader of Cuba's revolution
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Spacey walks Cannes red carpet as comeback continues
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US indicts former Cuban president as pressure builds
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Ubisoft counts cost of restructuring with record annual loss
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1996 Cuban downing of two US planes behind Raul Castro indictment
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Silva says it's time for new Man City generation to shine
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Airbnb expands into hotels, cars, groceries
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Southampton appeal against Championship play-off removal for spying
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Bolivia says protesters trying to 'disrupt democratic order'
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Opposition backlash as Macron's choice gets nod for central bank
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In-form Narvaez makes it three Giro stage wins
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Mideast war drives up bond yields, budget risk
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Ubisoft reports record annual loss after game delays, cancellations
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Board of Peace report accuses Hamas of blocking Gaza progress
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Boss of Germany's Commerzbank cheered as she slams UniCredit advances
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Colosseum selfies, 'Melody' toffee and trade: Modi visits Rome
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French presidential candidate Philippe targeted in embezzlement probe
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UK eases sanctions on Russian jet fuel and diesel imports
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Iran says US wants to 'start new war' after Trump threat
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Magyar, Tusk tout Hungary's return to Europe in post-Orban era
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Bangladesh measles deaths near 500 but vaccines offer hope
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NATO chief says US troop withdrawals from Europe won't hurt defences
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DR Congo Ebola risk high regionally, low worldwide: WHO
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French lawmakers back Macron choice to run Bank of France
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Borthwick to monitor Lawes as England great targets Test recall
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Rubio offers Cubans 'new path' in special video address
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UK inflation drops ahead of expected war-fuelled jump
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Myanmar pro-military party declares victory in junta-run polls
Myanmar's dominant pro-military party has won junta-run elections, a party source told AFP on Monday, after a month-long vote that democracy watchdogs dismissed as a rebranding of army rule.
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The dollar fell in Asian trade Monday amid speculation US officials could join their Japanese counterparts to help support the yen after a recent sell-off, while equities started the week on a tepid note.
Obama, Clinton say killings by agents should be wake-up call for US
Former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton issued pointed calls Sunday for America to stand up and defend their values after the second killing of a citizen in Minneapolis by immigration agents that Donald Trump blamed on Democratic "chaos."
Financial trading master Rick Rieder emerges as possible Fed chief
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Israel agrees to 'limited reopening' of Rafah crossing
Israel said Monday it would allow a "limited reopening" of the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt once it had recovered the remains of the last hostage in the Palestinian territory.
Minnesota ICE shooting puts new twist on gun rights debate
The shooting death of Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old nurse, by federal agents Saturday in Minneapolis has spurred a new kind of debate around gun rights in the United States.
Life-saving aid reaches Kurdish-majority town: UN
A UN humanitarian convoy arrived Sunday in the Kurdish-majority town of Kobane, which has been filled recently with people displaced by clashes in northern Syria, a spokesperson told AFP.
EU council president arrives in India to seal trade pact
European Council president Antonio Costa arrived in India on Sunday, as the EU and New Delhi seek to seal a free trade pact, capping nearly two decades of negotiations between the economic behemoths.
Myanmar junta wraps election with ally set to seal victory
Voting concluded in Myanmar's month-long election on Sunday, with the dominant pro-military party on course for landslide victory in a junta-run poll critics say will only prolong the army's grip on power.
Split decision: war divides Myanmar constituency
Fighters from Myanmar's rebel Kayan National Army stood guard Sunday on a hilltop overlooking a displaced people's camp in Pekon -- as voters went to the polls in junta-controlled parts of the constituency.
Fans bid farewell to Japan's only pandas
Panda lovers in Tokyo said goodbye on Sunday to a hugely popular pair of the bears that are set to return to China, leaving Japan without the beloved animals for the first time in half a century.
Hollywood stars slam ICE after fatal Minneapolis shooting
Hollywood stars used red carpet appearances at the Sundance Film Festival on Saturday to denounce the killing of an American protester who was shot dead on the streets of Minneapolis by federal immigration agents.
Defiance as a profession: Pakistan's jailed lawyer Imaan Mazari
No amount of pressure, cyberbullying or arrest warrants has so far succeeded in silencing one of Pakistan's most prominent dissidents, the human rights lawyer Imaan Mazari.
Bangladesh says star cricketer Shakib can return
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Olivia Wilde slams ICE after Minneapolis shooting
Actress and director Olivia Wilde used her red carpet appearance at the Sundance Film Festival on Saturday to slam the "murder" of an American protester, who was shot dead on the streets of Minnealpolis by federal agents.
Myanmar general looms over poll seen as cementing junta's power
Myanmar's top general Min Aung Hlaing was months from retirement five years ago when he made an about-face, deposed the democratic government and promoted himself to leader.
India's solar-panel boom: full throttle today, uncertain tomorrow
The race for green energy is on. India, driven by soaring electricity demand and a push to reduce reliance on China, is rapidly producing solar panels, fuelling a booming yet uncertain market.
Final round of Myanmar vote set to seal junta ally's victory
Myanmar opened the final round of its month-long election on Sunday, with the dominant pro-military party on course for a landslide in a junta-run vote critics say will prolong the army's grip on power.
Republicans eye 'Trump-palooza' convention ahead of US midterms
US President Donald Trump's Republican Party has taken a step closer to staging a highly unusual party convention to prop him up and sell his message to voters ahead of crucial midterm elections in November.
Pakistani court jails rights activist and husband for 10 years
A Pakistani court on Saturday jailed a prominent rights activist and her husband for 10 years over "anti-state" social media posts, just one day after their arrest.
US says Russia, Ukraine took 'big step', will meet again next week
Ukraine and Russia agreed on Saturday to hold a second round of US-brokered direct peace talks next weekend after a two-day meeting in Abu Dhabi, despite Ukrainian complaints negotiations were undermined by a barrage of deadly strikes.
Trump praises UK troops as row over his NATO comments grows
US President Donald Trump on Saturday appeared to offer an olive branch to Britain on Saturday in a row over the role of UK soldiers in Afghanistan, calling them "among the greatest of all warriors".
Turkey pro-Kurd party urges end to Kobane siege
Turkey's pro-Kurdish DEM party on Saturday called for the blockade on the Kurdish-majority city of Kobane in northern Syria to be lifted immediately, warning of a "humanitarian tragedy".
Outrage across Europe after Trump says NATO avoided Afghan front line
US President Donald Trump has sparked outrage across Europe after claiming that NATO allies shied away from the front line in Afghanistan.
Ukraine, Russia, US agree to more talks next week in UAE
Ukraine and Russia ended two days of US-brokered direct talks on Saturday and agreed to hold more next week in Abu Dhabi, even as Kyiv accused Moscow of undermining the negotiations towards ending the war by launching fresh strikes.
Iranians struggle as internet shutdown hits livelihoods
Cut off from the global internet for more than two weeks, online content creator Amir spends his days scanning the few news websites available on Iran's domestic web for signs that connectivity to the world might return.
Ukraine says deadly Russian strikes threaten US-backed peace talks
Ukraine on Saturday accused Russia of undermining negotiations to end their almost four-year war by launching fresh deadly strikes, as officials from both countries and the United States met for a second day of direct talks in Abu Dhabi.
Threatened Ugandan opposition leader needs UN help: lawyer
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine's lawyer has urged the UN and the international community to seek guarantees for his safety after deadly threats following elections marred by repression and an internet blackout.
Ukraine, Russia to hold second day of direct talks on US plan
Negotiators from Russia, Ukraine and the United States will meet in Abu Dhabi on Saturday for the second day of negotiations on a plan being pushed by US President Donald Trump to end the almost four-year-long war.